The arrival of Aston Martin’s DBX sport utility vehicle in 2019 could result in more than double sales of the automaker by early next years, its CEO informed Reuters. The companys’s arrival into the fast-growing super-premium SUV market “definitely changes business,” Andy Palmer stated in an interview in the United States. It could improve sales

Aston Martin has revealed that the DB11 will acquire a 2nd engine option for the 2018 model year, a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V-8 that loads 503 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque, sourced from Mercedes-AMG. The new engine will slot under the more effective 5.2-liter twin-turbo V-12 estimated at 600 hp and 516 lb-ft. The only

Seems like Aston will be joining the Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren in the mid-engined supercar game in three years. In a recent interview, Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer set out the information of the British luxury automaker’s seven-year plan-including a mid-engined rival to the Ferrari 488 due out in 2020. “We have 1 vehicle every

Daimler has no strategy to raise its minority stake in loss-making high-end automaker Aston Martin, the German company’s CEO Dieter Zetsche stated. “We had all chances to increase our stake in Aston Martin. We do believe that for a company of that size, independence and a concentrated management is a recipe for success,” Zetsche informed

British luxury automaker Aston Martin reported a sharp increase in losses on Friday, failing to make a profit for the 6th year running, however stated the launch of the DB11, its first brand-new model since restructuring, caused sales to rise at the end of 2016. The automaker stated the 27 percent boost in pre-tax losses

Aston Martin has started its production of the new 5.2-liter twin-turbo V-12, aimed to function the DB11 sports car. The engine is made in Cologne, Germany, brings 600 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque. It shall permit the DB11 to gain a leading speed of 200 mph and a 0-62 mph of 3.9 seconds, as

James Bond could be seen behind the wheel of an electric car, states the chief executive of Aston Martin, the vehicle maker involved in 007’s preferred form of transport. Andy Palmer, Aston Martin CEO, told why electrical cars– whose future appeal in the vehicle market was, he stated, “nearly as inevitable as death and tax”–

The motor industry has been coming out of the dark a little recently. Last year saw some significant improvement, with strong figures of growth across the board. There has even been talk of the industry returning to pre-recession standards. Car lovers certainly seem to be coming out of the woodwork more and more. There have,